Jupiter India relegated from Fidelity's top ten most-bought funds as investors turn defensive

Move towards energy trusts

Linus Uhlig
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Having spent the entirety of 2024 in Fidelity International’s top ten best-selling funds, the Jupiter India portfolio has dropped out of the list for the first time this year amid growing concerns over India’s economic outlook, and an increasing investor migration towards more defensive positioning.

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